Chateau Tariquet ART DECO Hors d’Age Bas Armagnac 15 Years CARAFE 40% 700ml

Chateau Tariquet ART DECO Hors d’Age Bas Armagnac 15 Years CARAFE 40% 700ml

Chateau Tariquet ART DECO Hors d’Age Bas Armagnac 15 Years CARAFE 40% 700ml

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SKU : CThorsdageARTDECO700ml
Brand/Distillery : Chateau du Tariquet
Country of Origin : France
Vintage : 15 years
ABV : 40%
Volume : 700ml
A blend of Ugni Blanc (60%) and Baco (40%), aged 12 to 15 years, the Hors d’Age from Domaine Tariquet is a supple and complex eau-de-vie, combining finesse and power. The tannins are perfectly integrated, testifying to a subtle alliance between oak and fruit. The finish offers superb aromas of toast, rancio and candied fruit. The natural colour of the Domaine’s Bas-Armagnacs comes exclusively from aging in oak barrels

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